Our latest list features twenty-four items new to inventory, covering a wide array of subjects and genres.  Highlights include a large archive of 19th-century Illinois miner and entrepreneur David Seely; a muster roll for Buffalo soldiers in Texas; quack medicine from 19th-century Kansas; a promotional piece from a Montana ghost town; a copy of George Cunningham's Most Beautiful Women in Michigan; a map of Havana from the 1930s; a limited edition work signed by Teddy Roosevelt; Japanese orphans; and more.  Enjoy!

Our latest list is a reprise of our fourth list, published earlier this year, featuring promotional literature of the American West, encouraging settlement in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.  List #12 features twenty-four freshly-catalogued items ranging across the West, from California to Texas to Idaho to Nebraska and points in between.  Materials include pamphlets, broadsides, an odd letter sheet from Oklahoma, and a multitude of images.  Most items are either unrecorded or known in only a few copies.   Enjoy!

An offering of material appearing in our booth at the first annual Rare Books LAX.  Highlights include a wide array of Californiana, including several choice manuscript pieces; an archive of Japanese internment materials; several Western American photo albums; directories, mining archives, maps, and much more.

Featuring a wide selection of material appearing with us at the Brooklyn Antiquarian Book Fair.   The list includes a rare Cuban imprint in an ornate contemporary binding; several fascinating pieces of African-Americana; material from the Civil War; a group of magazines published by the Nazi Party in Mexico during the 1930s; the diaries of a Brooklyn woman spanning her lifetime; a massive archive of records from the Bloomingdale Insane Asylum featuring 19th-century photographs of the female inmates; and much more.  Enjoy!